This edition takes account of recent changes in statute law and case law, including the Land Registration Act 2002 and the Commonhold and Leasehold Reform Act 2002.
"Gray & Gray: Elements of Land Law provides an interesting, reasoned and critical account of the major principles of the modern law of real property. All relevant developments are taken into account with particular attention being paid to the Land Registration Act 2002 and the Commonhold and Leasehold Reform Act 2002.Written in a clear and readable style, it enables the reader to construct his or her own understanding of this central area of legal doctrine by starting from the fundamental features or elements of the law and proceeding to explore the subject in its contemporary social and commercial context.Covering every aspect of the subject, the book offers invaluable guidance to students and serves as a useful practical reference for practitioners."
"1. Land. 2. Property. 3. Possession and Title. 4. Legal Estates In Land. 5. Legal Interests and Charges In or Over Land. 6. Equitable Rights In or Over Land. 7. Informal Creation of Rights In Land. 8. Regulation of Trusts and Co-ownership. 9. Dealings with Title. 10. Freehold Covenants and Environmental Control. 11. Regulation of Leases and Tenancies. 12. Regulation of Mortgages."
"Gray & Gray: Elements of Land Law provides an interesting, reasoned and critical account of the major principles of the modern law of real property. All relevant developments are taken into account with particular attention being paid to the Land Registration Act 2002 and the Commonhold and Leasehold Reform Act 2002.Written in a clear and readable style, it enables the reader to construct his or her own understanding of this central area of legal doctrine by starting from the fundamental features or elements of the law and proceeding to explore the subject in its contemporary social and commercial context.Covering every aspect of the subject, the book offers invaluable guidance to students and serves as a useful practical reference for practitioners."
"1. Land. 2. Property. 3. Possession and Title. 4. Legal Estates In Land. 5. Legal Interests and Charges In or Over Land. 6. Equitable Rights In or Over Land. 7. Informal Creation of Rights In Land. 8. Regulation of Trusts and Co-ownership. 9. Dealings with Title. 10. Freehold Covenants and Environmental Control. 11. Regulation of Leases and Tenancies. 12. Regulation of Mortgages."